Connectors in Breeze Assistant

I'll be honest about where my head went during this segment: every time a tool I switched away from gets a new integration, I feel it a little. We used to run Asana and Fathom, moved off both, and now watch the connector list grow for the tools we left. That's not a complaint about this update — it's a real signal about how fast this space moves.

The part of this I actually want operators to sit with is the human-in-the-loop question. I already have Claude creating Asana tasks for me. When I was manually copying text from Claude into Asana, there was a check built into that friction — I was, in theory, rereading the task on the way in. But now Claude just creates the task. That step disappeared, and I've had teammates come back and ask what I meant by a task I don't fully remember writing. As more of these connections go live inside Breeze Assistant, that's the tradeoff: less friction, fewer built-in checks. Use the connector for the first draft — the task, the category, the rough estimate — and keep a real review step for anything that goes to someone else.